Dna synthesis and replication occur

Alternative TC for taenia spp.

Acts on 50s ribosomal subunits

Cells increased in the size and produces enzyme for dna synthesis *No replication occur and cells only grow larger

A common side effect involved with alpha 1 blockers and vasodilation

Relates the structure of the drug to its MOA or biological effects

Fluoroquinolones under first generation

Other term for first dose effect

Causes bronze like skin "Wilson's disease"

Cell divides into two daughter cells

Causes glossitis

Intermediate acting insulin

Fluoroquinolones under 2nd generation

Inhibits folate reductase

Onchocerca vovulus and strongyloides stercoralis

Derived from periwinkle that inhibits tubulin polymerization and microtubule formation

Heavy water

Long acting insulin

Derived from mayapple root that inhibits topoisomerase 2

Yeast

Molds

Selection of structure components. The steric, electronic, and solubility characteristics of a drug which makes it interchangeable with drugs of the same pharmacologic class

"humalog" rapid acting insulin

DOC wuchereria bancrofti

Gap between s phase and mitosis wherein the cell will continue to grow and produce new proteins and RNA

The property of two dosage forms or active ingredients with similar blood concentration levels that produce the same effect at the site of physiological activity

DOC for schistosomiasis

Acts in 30s ribosomal subunits

More than one compound have the same chemical formula but different chemical structures

Fluoroquinolones under 3rd generation

Coinage metas

Inhibits topoisomerase l ( topotecan, irinotecan)

Inhibits beta lactamase

Anticancer agents derived from the bark of pacific yew that stabilizes microtubules and inhibits depolymerization

Dihydropeptoate synthase inhibitor

Volatile metals

Only IV insulin

Aqua fortis

Lightest metal

The cell will no longer divide

Inhibits renewal dihydropeptase

Causes baritosis